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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1935)
TUE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOKO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 10. 1030 John Bell, Mrs. Wayne McCulloch member was present. The Prcsi- Our afternoon tea will be our and daughter Mary were Kent dent asked for old business, we dis- eleventh meeting and for our folks attending the Pioneer Annual cussed our afternoon tea. We will twelfth meeting we are hoping to picnic at The Da.les Saturday. invite all of the girls mothers, the give a supper for our mothers Mrs. A. A. Dunlap returned home other guests will be Mrs. Wily and fathers. from Portland Saturday where Knighton, Mrs. Perry Johnston, j The afternoon tea is renuirod _____ she had spent the last ten days. and the Misses Martha Hendrick- for giris jn the 8econcj e*r # Fishing ia getting to bo the No. «88 will hold son, Irene PottraU. Harriet Fred-¡cookin, .0 as to hnve aom ethi^ major sport hereabouts. Ray Blake *ta nextJ * * * meet,ni ™dn Mra' C~ U Hockman. J for the p rls in diyU“£ and wife, Buzz Logan and wife. evaaln8 aY • . ar y wi a so e in- they decided to give a supper for Don Smith and Glendora Garrett „ M ra n d Mrs- w - B. Wilson are itod. the mothers and fathers. The date were fishmg in Buokhollow while ?°W aerVlee ,Btatl?n J,**® Pr° ? ;am f T r , . “ f°r this h*S not > * >"*» decidad- , , s~ . , . . a . formerly owned and operated by welcome address by Anita 4)unlai> ff® n e a.'! “ “ft* o n ‘‘S’ U nrOm ‘‘aul Wilson in the north end of followed by a response from one Anita D“nlaP- the Deschutes. Also B.U SehtUmg. Kent, on lh(J shcrman highway. of the mothers, a piano solo by! Charley Engel, Frank Lemley and Club News Mr. George Saere of Mon- Margaret Holmes and a talk from John Wilt brought home the limit mouth gpent Krjday and SatuI.day our kadci. The eighth meeting of the Six from the Deschutes Tuesday. Wilt at the J C. Wilson home visiting The girls have been planning lookers Club was held at the home and Schilling went after salmon Mrs. Viacre and infant son. this afternoon tea for a long time Jc>ne Haynes on Friday, May and got them while the others A mother’s day program will be and they hope to make it a sue- Continued on Page Pour caught trout. ---------------- — held here at the church with Rev - Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Dell e M o . , »> s i rm . Swanders of Portland delivering Munger Saturday. May 4, in The n • , Dr. Poley T» , the Dalles hospital, i a girl. Cl. , sermon >, morning . b , and , evening, j drove _ down . . m 43 so minutes - a. -a to i beat i Sunday Mry 12. As has been cus- tomary a potluck dinner will be the stork. served at the grange hall. Freida Buether was operated on I - _ # - • Satur- o x i ’ x. Mr. Mrs. J. M. v Wilson, J. > E. » for mastoid - infection again . and and , son j x. Norton Eugene, Paul day. second operation Q u n- »< and Mrs. » - o M. »< Hel- n i . ... This . is the .... , . J ; Schilling Mr. E. of . thia nature within a week, but „„ , . . . , X T . . . well. „ ’ Myrtle and Nor- she . is . doing fairly * yer and T daughter , d u Poley i spent 2 xt . end . . m i \ v ma . Jean , and , son Norman i, were Bob the week n Grass Valley from Eugene where Kent^people shoppmg m The Dalles Q S p ring P rints for y o u r new house dress ‘“ J * *.t‘? M ng ‘5“ Vni,Ver’ ity- ,^ J P'a“> Stout, Arnold Dellin-’ PAGE GRASS VALLEY MEN FIND FISHING GODO k a t xl j a xt ty FS-id ' 1 rukl A * California, r ^a,n • 8er Marguerite Friday for 7,, and , spent . ... , . Reeder IZ of . - , Oakland, . . . Shaniko Wednesday at . Kent. Mr. Logan 8 former home, where I ... ... ... G. „ „ Helyer , William and , W. motor they will remain. x _x.i « . m j t i*. • mu 1 e« to Portland Monday where W. Guy Moore and family of The ~ ... , . . c < j w rv . G. will receive medical treatment Dalles spent Sunday with Mrs. Bud , - , Moore. for a few days. . c Gus Engstrom, Herman Schil- r C. R. Belskee, noted stock buyer, i ling - ___ . u of was at . Kent and John Hays were at Sher- 1 ing • Moro . some , for , Tuesday , here. . look at stock sale a r’s bridge fishing Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. George Wilson and L D. Pike and wife are at Her son George Jr., and Mike Bibby miston for a week of hard work motored to Portland Sunday eve on the farm there. ning. Mrs. John Rolfe is home again after a visit with her folks at 4-H Club Notes Cornelius.. The Forestry Club met May 3 Gus Smith is driving a nevf Ford at the schoolhouse. As there is truck since Monday of this week. so many young boys - that can’t Bill Hall was down from Shan keep quiet, we elected Reatha iko to see Dr. Poley Wednesday., o o , . He is working for Jim Fisher this eri>ean -a 17118 Donald Williams gave a very good report spring. on “The Kind of Trees That Grow Art Bibby was in Maupin over Best Here.” the week end visiting with relatives We talked quite a bit about a and friends. name for the club and as thert R. J. Baker was at Willowdale were so very few we gave tne mem Tuesday on business^ ’ bers who were a not a t , the last . . meet- Th© front of the butcher shop, . . is completed and makes a marked!In* a *lst of trees, from wblcb t0 improvement in the building and concoct a name and we are to have more names in next meeting. the town. ® Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Baker and L san® sop’a ,,f “res? r\ 441 Roy Wells were in The Dalles Mon- Club songs and talkcd about pre’ day and remained for the evening parmfr entertainment Mr our out- concert of the male chorus which ing at Camp Sherman Norma Melzer. was reported to be very good Last Monday Mrs. W. J. Davis Dorothy’s Kitchcneers Jr. and Sam and Fred Cox were in| Dorothy’s Kitcheneers Jr. held The Dalles on a business trip. M ri’ iv." E’." s^ r2 n « rG le n d o ra I ‘beir meeting at the school Garrett arc the latest victims ol | h ^ e on May 6th at 12:30 o clock. This meeting was scheduled to be the mumps. at Geraldine Norton’s, but was Dolores Simon (has been keep at later changed to the school house. home this week with a bad cold. The meeting was called to order Grass Valley School Notes b/ „ our Pr“ id<‘nt Margaret Holmes By Dorothy Fairchild. followed by the roll call, every A real surprise awaited the three lower classes Friday morning when they arrived a t schooL Not a single Senior occupied their part í of the assembly room. Finally, it dawned upon those who were left that the Seniors had fooled them by taking “Flunk” day a week i PACIFIC POWER & LlSHT COMPANY earlier than they had promised. J*” ** Since this absence, it had been de- • tided that the school will be able, to go on even after the Seniors: are gone; that ia, ever}one but the: Seniors have recognized this fact. From the general convei-sation I S w ® ? " concerning this topic, it is gather-1 ed that everyone had a ‘‘swell'’ time and that there was plenty of í ice cream. The regular meeting of the mermaid tavern was held last Tues day at the home of Mildred Alley. Original works were read. Harder and harder is the cast of the Senior play, the “Call of the Banshee.” working on their parts that it may be thoroughly prepared for presentation on this C o p y n u lit , 18. Friday, May 10. At a short assembly on one morning of last week, each of the four debaters, Mildred Alley, El ton Eakin, Janet Wilcox and Mar jorie Blake, was awarded a well earned letter, attached to which was a small black and silver pin which proclaimed the team to be the 1935 champions of this district. t h a t is m a k in g In their turn the debaters, repre sented by their male cement, El w h is k e y h is to r y ! ton, presented to Mr. Rowe a book as a token of their appreciation for . . . end it doesn’t take a all that he has done for them this season. barrelof moneytobuyit! All the students that have had the mumps are well recovered now Thousands o f folks are learning a and are resuming their studies m ighty welcome lesson from Old with the less fortunate ones. Q uaker Brand straight rye whis Henry Roth, who has been unable key. “Yo/t don't have to be rich to to aittend school for some time, enjoy rich whiskey”. . .that's w hat visited school Tuesday afternoon. He says that school life looks very th e y ’re le a rn in g . I t ’s a lesson attractive from a visitors viewpoint in economy . . . in wise whiskey buying. W hy not join the jolly class to d ay ? All you need is a bottle o f mellow O ld Quaker! j j EGG CONIES 0 D R Y GOODS j . Eggs to be bought at Market Price. Trade A t f I It « "IR i.T i’ U i j r I ’ r h» p r r ñ a s < d -, r P f r ¡¡Jr..’ - 1 Y©* A l e x M a r s h a l l A la n a g e r V nil*: DALLES rr r r r w FS& m r r r f e , F ra ¡T í r h What are yeur Borrowing Need? You can i consider this bank t s close as your mail box when it comes to deposits and with drawals. i , T lie ------ — -M anager ---------- A s s ’t M anager SfcssHB-s*»?«» JBi'æ&ieKi o f /Jff» te 5 súcí S S í í i t f e s of : OREGON May 10-11-13,1935 Sugar $4.89 • j L. A . L ittleto n : Friday-Saturday-Monday W nrc always id to extend accommodation in the inter- ests of forming here conditions justify it. We muke crop and livestock lc is and v. ill be glad to explain the reason- able terms to y >u. C. P . H arding : SPECIALS For ,t *1 "Xj f we ••■'i»"/.'':.' Flour $1.45 C & H pure C ane M ille d b y S p e r r y Best Columbia COFFEE D r ifte d S n o w Save the co3t of the tin N a tio n a l Ifcink Ib sed CIH¿e: Portland, Oregon « r i«in > i ib .2 3 c $1.45 49 lb. sack 3 for 6 5 c K e llo g g ’s C O R N F L A K E S 2 pkges 1 5 c Puffed R ice—Puffed W h e a t—K ellogg W hole W heat Biscuit pkge lO c B e e ts O liv e s G r a p e fr u it Selkirk’s Sliced Libby’s Med. Ripe Florida Gold 2 ’s can 1 O c I ’s can 1 5 c 3 0 0 ’s 2 c a n s 1 9 c Dole’s Natural Hawaiian Florida Gold or Del Monte Pineapple Juice I ’s 2 for 15c - Soap Grapefruit Juice 10’s 4 9 c Laundry Soap 10 bars 4 5 c Victory 3 cans 14c Kippered Snacks 2 can» 15c 5’s can 9c S e a r c h lig h t Matches 6 boxes 25c 25c V in e g a r Jones Cider 1 0 bars 3 2 c D og Food ' x ’ h Picnics 2 for C r y sta l W h ite Fels Naptha Rich fla v o r Borfha. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M Helyer, was taken ill Tuesday and taken to The Dalles hospital where is was found neces- cary to operate for appendicitis. Latest report« are that she is im proving. Mr and Mrs. W., C. Guyton, C o lu m b ia F ood Co 18» r f -U . a a. ’ j t I I 1 h • t ’I ¡ÍP H ltì T he* THE OLD QUAKER CO., DISTILLERS Lawrenceburg, Ind.—Est. 1846 P u t th e h e n s to w o r k ■ •'A I Contest to run from M a y 1 1 t h to M a y 18 th » in c lu s iv e Q u a lit y S to r e Z e ig le r ’s H. o l Kent Girl Has Serious Operation 1 s t P r iz e $ 5 . 0 0 c a s h 2nd $ 3 .0 0 u 3rd $ 2 .0 0 Overalls, Jum pers, Shirts, a n d all kinds o f tt a ¿ W e a r e o f f e r i n g T H R E E P R IZ E S fo r t h e B ig g e s t 1 - D o z e n E g g s in w e ig h t r a is e d in e i t h e r S h e r m a n o r W a s c o c o u n tie s . T rust us to have the m ost com plete stock, not only of staples, but o f vegetables too xl tt Farmers! ! A t t e n t io n : Grc caries ta t ZhalZit 12 oz 5c Mrs. Steward’s BLUING Medium size bottle 13c Fluff Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 1 OC R IC E CATSUP Fancy Water Maid Blue Rose Del Monte Fancy 3 lbs 1 5 c 14 oz. bottle 1 3 c G R A N G E R S : A s k for your Sales Slips N O W A V A IL A B L E IN O R EG O N ------ V isit O u r ------- Cut Rate - Thrift Department Make our Store Headquarters for Sherman County’s Farmers
